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The red sandstone Guild Church of St Peter at Chester Cross, the centre of the city, is built on the site of the ancient Roman Praesidium. The church is said to date from the 10th Century but the current fabric is 13th to 15th Century...More

In Chester for a few hours we visited St Peters again I love this unusual square shaped church and the reasonably priced tea and buttered tea cake were very good again. On leaving this time we stayed at the top of the steps and watched...More

St Peter’s Church is right in the centre of Chester at the Cross where the four main streets of Eastgate, Northgate, Watergate and Bridge Street meet.
From the outside it is a rather characterless brick box with a small square tower. If it wasn’t for...More

Built in 907 on the foundations of the Roman's HQ, St Peter's is the parish church for everyone within the city walls. It is unusual in that the building is square. Much of the interior is Victorian but it does have a medieval fresco.
It...More

I was sitting outside listening to a violin playing busker.
When I noticed a stream of people going into this church.
So I followed them and there it was a cafe, serving the cheapest cuppa in town.
It was dark and dismal inside but I...More

Situated at the crossing of the four main streets in Chester, this church was founded by Ethelfleda, the daughter of King Alfred the Great, in 907AD and it has remained a place of Christian worship ever since.
The design of the church is rather unusual...More